SME IPO List 2026 — GMP, Subscription & Listing

Track all Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) IPOs in India for 2026. SME IPOs are listed on NSE Emerge or BSE SME platforms and offer high-growth investment opportunities, though with higher risk compared to mainboard IPOs.

IPO Name Type IPO Dates Price (INR) Status
Emiac Technologies IPO SME 27 – 08 Apr 93 🔥 Hot
PropShare Celestia SM REIT IPO MAINBOARD 10 – 16 Apr 1,000,000 Upcoming
Safety Controls IPO SME 06 – 08 Apr 75 Upcoming
Acetech E-Commerce IPO SME 27 – 04 Mar 106 Upcoming
Striders Impex IPO SME 26 – 02 Mar 71 Upcoming
Yaap Digital IPO SME 25 – 27 Feb 138 Upcoming
Kiaasa Retail IPO SME 23 – 25 Feb 121 Upcoming
Accord Transformer IPO SME 23 – 25 Feb 43 Upcoming
Mobilise App IPO SME 23 – 25 Feb 75 Upcoming
Manilam Industries IPO SME 20 – 24 Feb 65 Upcoming
Yashhtej Industries IPO SME 18 – 20 Feb 110 Upcoming
Fractal Industries IPO SME 16 – 18 Feb 205 Upcoming
Amir Chand Jagdish Kumar (Exports) Limited IPO MAINBOARD 24 – 27 Mar 201 – 212 Closed
Rajputana Stainless Limited-Special Withdrawal Option IPO MAINBOARD 12 – 16 Mar 116 – 122 Closed
Aeroplane Basmati Rice IPO MAINBOARD 24 – 27 Mar 201 Listed
Highness Microelectronics IPO SME 24 – 27 Mar 114 Listed
Tipco Engineering IPO SME 23 – 25 Mar 84 Listed
Speciality Medicines IPO SME 20 – 24 Mar 117 Listed
Novus Loyalty IPO SME 17 – 20 Mar 139 Listed
Apsis Aerocom IPO SME 11 – 13 Mar 104 Listed
Raajmarg Infra InvIT IPO MAINBOARD 11 – 13 Mar 99 Listed
Innovision IPO MAINBOARD 10 – 17 Mar 521 Listed
Rajputana Stainless IPO MAINBOARD 09 – 11 Mar 116 Listed
Srinibas Pradhan Constructions IPO SME 06 – 10 Mar 91 Listed
Elfin Agro India IPO SME 05 – 09 Mar 47 Listed
Sedemac Mechatronics IPO MAINBOARD 04 – 06 Mar 1,287 Listed

What is an SME IPO?

SME IPOs are initial public offerings by small and medium enterprises listed on dedicated SME platforms — NSE Emerge and BSE SME. These companies typically have smaller issue sizes (below ₹10 crore) and are in early growth stages.

SME IPO vs Mainboard IPO — Key Differences

  • Minimum Investment: SME IPOs require ₹1,00,000+ minimum (vs ₹14,000-15,000 for mainboard)
  • Lot Size: Larger lots (800-2000 shares) compared to mainboard (13-40 shares)
  • Listing Timeline: T+6 days after close (vs T+3 for mainboard)
  • Liquidity: Lower trading volumes post-listing
  • Risk: Higher risk due to limited operating history and smaller company size
  • Returns: Potentially higher returns — many SME IPOs have given 100%+ listing gains

Tips for SME IPO Investors

  • Only invest money you can afford to lose — SME IPOs are high-risk
  • Check the company’s financial track record before applying
  • Look at the lead manager’s reputation — better lead managers indicate quality
  • Monitor subscription data — high subscription (especially NII) is a positive signal
  • SEBI recommends only well-informed investors participate in SME IPOs

Frequently Asked Questions

Can retail investors apply for SME IPOs?

Yes, but the minimum application amount is typically ₹1,00,000 or more (1 lot). This is significantly higher than mainboard IPOs where minimum investment is ₹14,000-15,000.

Are SME IPOs riskier than mainboard IPOs?

Yes. SME companies have shorter operating histories, smaller revenues, and lower post-listing liquidity. However, successful SME IPOs can deliver significantly higher returns than mainboard listings.